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FOIA FYI
A genealogist's guide to the federal Freedom of Information Act.
11/16/2009
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First Papers
You've got questions about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history; our experts have the answers.
9/27/2009
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Finding Wills
Here are some quick tips for finding your ancestors' wills.
9/27/2009
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Finding the Final Resting Place
Want to get really close to your ancestors? Head for the cemetery. Here's how to find your ancestors' final resting places and what you can learn from tombstones.
9/27/2009
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Finding Passport Records
9/27/2009
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Finding Naturalization Records
In this article: Pre-1906 naturalizations Post-1906 naturalizations Other citizenship-related records
9/28/2009
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Finding Federal Records Online
Many naturalization, FBI and passport records are available online. Find out where in this article.
9/27/2009
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Finding Coal Miners
You've got questions about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history; our experts have the answers.
5/16/2012
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Finding Ancestors' Diaries
Unlock the secrets of your ancestors' private lives with diaries and journals. Here's how to get started finding them.
11/30/2009
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Finding Ancestors' Death Records
Fortunately for genealogists, the grim reaper leaves a paper trail. Here's how to find facts about your dearly departed ancestors using death certificates, funeral home records and obituaries.
9/27/2009
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